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Māori Myths and Legends: Readers Theatre/Plays
These plays allow children to access Māori myths and legends through the medium of drama. Close-reading, intonation, fluency and prosody are all involved. They also provide an opportunity for prop making! I have written three plays for my own classes to act out (all based on multiple online examples of each tale). There are two versions of the Taniwha of Wellington Harbour - the smaller one is an easier read. They are all editable. If you would like a specific myth turned into a play, please let
2nd - 5th
Art, Drama, English Language Arts
The Emperor's New Clothes
"The Emperor's New Clothes" is a Play Script for young actors. It is written as "The Queen's New Clothes" in a quirky adaptation of the classic tale. This light-hearted play has a cast of between 10 and 25 actors, depending on the needs of the Director. For example, there can be more than one Royal Clothier, Hairdresser, Chef, etc. Townspeople and additional servants can also be added if necessary. The Narrator role can be easily combined with the Prime Minister if fewer actors are available
2nd - 6th
Dance, Drama, Visual Arts
Finding Mables Memories
Finding Mables Memories Suggested Grades 4th-12th Grade Run Time: 25-35 min This contemporary play revolves around a boy named Connor who just got grounded by his parents. This means no cell phone, i-pad, computer, tv, or game systems. He finds himself starting a school project which involves "Sunscape Senior Living", a senior citizens center. This is where he meets Mrs. Mable, a woman who has Alzheimer's. Throughout the play Connor goes on a journey learning about the different ways the Seni
4th - 12th
Art, Dance, Drama
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